If you’re looking for an unforgettable horseback riding tour in Saskatchewan, make the journey 235 kilometers north of Saskatoon to Sturgeon River Ranch. While we’re not located in the city, that’s exactly what makes our experience so unique—our guided horse trail rides take you deep into the wilderness bordering Prince Albert National Park. Many who search for horseback riding in Saskatoon discover that the most memorable rides happen just outside city limits. At Sturgeon River Ranch, you’ll have the rare chance to explore the traditional territory of the Sturgeon River plains bison herd—one of the only free-ranging herds of Plains bison remaining in their historic habitat. This isn’t a staged experience—it’s real wilderness, and real wildlife. Our horseback riding tours wind through boreal forest, aspen stands, and open meadows alive with deer, elk, birds, and, if you're lucky, bison. Riders of all experience levels are welcome. Whether it’s your first time in the saddle or you’re a seasoned rider, our expert guides ensure your safety and comfort while helping you connect with your horse and the land. We offer a range of trail rides—from relaxed one-hour rides to full-day backcountry adventures. Planning something special? We also create private rides for families, couples, and corporate groups looking to share a meaningful experience in nature. From late spring through early fall, the land comes alive—wildflowers bloom, wildlife is active, and the trails offer stunning views in every direction. While many search for horseback riding in Saskatoon, those who venture a little farther north find something truly extraordinary: a deeper, wilder Saskatchewan. Sturgeon River Ranch is a family-run operation with deep roots in this region. When you ride with us, you’re not just booking a trail ride near Saskatoon—you’re stepping into one of the most ecologically rich and culturally significant landscapes in the province. So whether you’re visiting Saskatchewan or planning a weekend escape, come experience the wild beauty beyond the city. Saddle up and explore the edge of Prince Albert National Park on horseback—where your next adventure begins.